I am writing as a concerned citizen of two kingdoms–the kingdom of man and the kingdom of God. As a citizen of the kingdom of man, I have a responsibility to submit to the government, “For their is no authority … Continue reading
I’ve been spending time with Luke’s Gospel for a while now. This morning I read the following and wanted to move on, but a question kept challenging me. How does God give the Holy Spirit to those who ask? 11 “Which … Continue reading
About a week ago, my wife made a confession. It resounded with the birth pangs of an expectant soul. “I’m just tired of sinning,” was her confession. At the time of her confession, we were conversing about all the evils … Continue reading
Though I do not agree with Mr. RT Kendall use of every Scripture text he quoted, I do appreciate what he has to say here in response to John MacArthur’s recent Strange Fire Conference. Much of what RT Kendall has … Continue reading
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